New York's long-term care insurance market experiences significant premium increases due to rising claims and longevity, prompting regulatory and legislative responses. Learn about market challenges and policy developments.
New York's DFS issues uniform regulations for hurricane deductibles in homeowners insurance, effective 2026, standardizing definitions, notices, and application criteria statewide.
The NY Appellate Division reverses a weapon possession conviction due to 33-day delay in trial testimony tied to Attorney General investigation, emphasizing speedy trial rights.
Mike Lawler's efforts to repeal and phase out ACA tax credits contribute to rising health care costs for New Yorkers during open enrollment, impacting insurance affordability.
New York lawmakers propose legislation to support communities and improve local government readiness for frequent severe weather events, backed by state disaster data.
New York State braces for significant ACA insurance premium increases and Essential Plan eligibility cuts in 2026 due to federal subsidy cuts and budget reforms affecting low- and middle-income families.
New York appellate court affirms insurer's denial of homeowners insurance coverage for a mobile home on separate premises. Key insights on policy coverage and legal interpretation.
New York faces rising health insurance premiums in 2026 due to federal ACA subsidy cuts and state Essential Plan eligibility changes, impacting thousands of residents and small businesses.
New York Senate hearing highlights rising homeowners insurance premiums driven by inflation, natural disasters, and market challenges. Regulatory efforts focus on affordability and policy stability.
Health insurance enrollment for New York's 2026 Affordable Care Act marketplace opens amid uncertainty over the future of enhanced federal subsidies affecting affordability and consumer choices.
